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Patient Presentations and Medical Logistics at Full and Half Ironman Distance Triathlons by Turris, Sheila A, Lund, Adam, Bowles, Ron R, Camporese, Michael, Green, Tom

“…We describe logistical challenges, illness/injury rates, as well as medical and ambulance transfer rates (ATR) at an annual large-scale half/full triathlon in…”
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Four Dimensions of Paramedic Practice in Canada: Defining and Describing the Profession by Bowles, Ron R, van Beek, Catherina, Anderson, Gregory S

“…Introduction This article presents a framework for describing four dimensions of paramedic practice: Practitioners, Practice Setting, Care and Patient…”
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The Problems on Your Desk: A Research Study to Define and Describe Paramedic Practice in Canada by Bowles, Ron

“…Introduction: Paramedicine is a rapidly evolving profession, growing from its initial role of providing emergency care and transportation of the sick and…”
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Building resilient communities: A facilitated discussion by Bowles, Ron, Anderson, Gregory S, Vaughan, Colleen

“…The Building Resilient Communities Workshop was hosted and organized by the Justice Institute of British Columbia, with the support of Emergency Management…”
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Informing a Canadian paramedic profile: framing concepts, roles and crosscutting themes by Tavares, Walter, Bowles, Ron, Donelon, Becky

“…Paramedicine is a rapidly evolving health profession with increasing responsibilities and contributions to healthcare. This rapid growth has left the…”
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Planning for disaster resilience in rural, remote, and coastal communities: moving from thought to action by Murphy, Brenda L, Anderson, Gregory S, Bowles, Ron, Cox, Robin S

“…Disaster resilience is the cornerstone of effective emergency management across all phases of a disaster from preparedness through response and recovery. To…”
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Conceptualizing the Impact of Special Events on Community Health Service Levels: An Operational Analysis by Lund, Adam, Turris, Sheila A., Bowles, Ron

“…Mass gatherings (MG) impact their host and surrounding communities and with inadequate planning, may impair baseline emergency health services. Mass gatherings…”
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Proposing a Minimum Data Set for Mass Gathering Health by Steenkamp, Malinda, Arbon, Paul, Lund, Adam, Turris, Sheila, Ranse, Jamie, Hutton, Alison, Munn, Brendan, Bowles, Ron

“…Introduction: There is currently no standardized approach to collecting mass gathering health data, which makes comparisons across or between events…”
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A Proposed Minimum Data Set for Mass Gathering Health - Updates and Moving Forward by Steenkamp, Malinda, Turris, Sheila, Lund, Adam, Hutton, Alison, Ranse, Jamie, Bowles, Ron, Arbon, Paul

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Mass-gathering Health Research Foundational Theory: Part 1 - Population Models for Mass Gatherings by Lund, Adam, Turris, Sheila A., Bowles, Ron, Steenkamp, Malinda, Hutton, Alison, Ranse, Jamie, Arbon, Paul

“…The science underpinning the study of mass-gathering health (MGH) is developing rapidly. Current knowledge fails to adequately inform the understanding of the…”
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Mass-gathering Health Research Foundational Theory: Part 2 - Event Modeling for Mass Gatherings by Turris, Sheila A., Lund, Adam, Hutton, Alison, Bowles, Ron, Ellerson, Elizabeth, Steenkamp, Malinda, Ranse, Jamie, Arbon, Paul

“…Current knowledge about mass-gathering health (MGH) fails to adequately inform the understanding of mass gatherings (MGs) because of a relative lack of theory…”
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International Consensus on Key Concepts and Data Definitions for Mass-gathering Health: Process and Progress by Turris, Sheila A., Steenkamp, Malinda, Lund, Adam, Hutton, Alison, Ranse, Jamie, Bowles, Ron, Arbuthnott, Katherine, Anikeeva, Olga, Arbon, Paul

“…Mass gatherings (MGs) occur worldwide on any given day, yet mass-gathering health (MGH) is a relatively new field of scientific inquiry. As the science…”
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Exploring International Views on Key Concepts for Mass-gathering Health through a Delphi Process by Steenkamp, Malinda, Hutton, Alison E., Ranse, Jamie C., Lund, Adam, Turris, Sheila A., Bowles, Ron, Arbuthnott, Katherine, Arbon, Paul A.

“…Introduction The science underpinning mass-gathering health (MGH) is developing rapidly. However, MGH terminology and concepts are not yet well defined or used…”
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Mass-gathering Health Research Foundational Theory: Part 1--Population Models for Mass Gatherings--CORRIGENDUM by Lund, Adam, Turris, Sheila A, Bowles, Ron, Steenkamp, Malinda, Hutton, Alison, Ranse, Jamie, Arbon, Paul

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British Columbia interprofessional model for simulation-based education in health care: a network of simulation sites by Qayumi, Karim, Donn, Stuart, Zheng, Bin, Young, Lynne, Dutton, James, Adamack, Monica, Bowles, Ron, Cheng, Adam

“…The rapid uptake of simulation-based education has led to the development of simulation programs and centers all around the world. Unfortunately, many of these…”
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Education in Resuscitation by Chamberlain, Douglas A, Hazinski, Mary Fran

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Hands-On Safety by Braxton, Charlie, Bowles, Ron

“…Here are some major reasons people hurt their hands-and, more important, what leaders can do to help prevent these all-too-common injuries. Because people do…”
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A framework for the design of computer-assisted simulation training for complex police situations by Söderström, Tor, Åström, Jan, Anderson, Greg, Bowles, Ron

“…Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to report progress concerning the design of a computer-assisted simulation training (CAST) platform for developing…”
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9 keys for directing attention to safety by Pater, Robert, Bowles, Ron

“…The ability to direct attention is a key to successful performance in many endeavors -- from sports to leadership to communications to injury prevention. But…”
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Directing attention to boost safety performance: attention is critical to high-level performance in safety and in leadership. This first article in a two-part series examines some of the causes and consequences of diverted attention in the workplace by Pater, Robert, Bowles, Ron

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